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Graduate Research School launch and ACU Three Minute Thesis final
News 11 SeptemberJoin us online to officially launch the ACU Graduate Research School on Thursday 19 September and celebrate the winners of ACU Three Minute Thesis Final.
Some time ago, it was advised that ACU would soon be moving away from Qualtrics as its organisational survey tool. Since then, extensive assessments have been undertaken to ensure the best way forward was selected based on user needs, timing and financial considerations.
Taking these things into account, the result of this investigation is that ACU will continue using Qualtrics for at least another year. This will be revisited at a later date, and further advice will be forthcoming if there are to be any changes to the ACU survey tool.
This means that you can continue to use Qualtrics as normal for the foreseeable future. Any changes in this area will be communicated with sufficient time to respond.
As Qualtrics functions best as a survey tool, not a data storage tool, it is recommended that survey data be exported from Qualtrics once the survey is complete and data analysis tools are no longer required.
Further advice on the storage of data can be found in ACU’s Research Data Management Policy.
If you have any questions about this, please contact qualtrics.admin@acu.edu.au.
Join us online to officially launch the ACU Graduate Research School on Thursday 19 September and celebrate the winners of ACU Three Minute Thesis Final.
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Advance your career in teaching and learning with the Graduate Certificate in Higher Education. Enrol by 20 September to start on 23 September 2024.
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Extra! Extra! ACU library is proud to announce access to a new comprehensive newspaper database, NewsBank Access Global.
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Since 1967, the annual celebrations of International Literacy Day have taken place on 8 September around the world.
The Staff Communication Survey closes on Friday 13 September. Share your views and help shape ACU’s approach to communication.
ACU Library’s Research Engagement team invites all researchers and higher degree research (HDR) students to join updated Research Essentials skills sessions for Semester 2.
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The Library is pleased to introduce SIFT, a robust methodology designed to enhance student information evaluation skills.
Share your thoughts on communication at ACU by taking part in the Staff Communication Survey by Friday 13 September.
Applications for ACU Citations for Outstanding Contributions to Student Learning and the Vice Chancellor’s Awards for Excellence in Teaching close on Monday 9 September.
Hear from staff and students about how they are navigating the potential of generative artificial intelligence. Register for HELTA's three-part series to explore GenAI’s impact and applications in hig...
Congratulations to ACU Professor Daryl Higgins and the team behind the landmark Australian Child Maltreatment Study who have won a Queensland Child Protection Week Award.
We are in the middle of National Child Protection Week – it’s a great reminder to check out ACU resources on safeguarding our students.
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